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colonies are typically less than
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in height and sparsely branched, with most branching tending to be in a single plane like a fan (
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). Colonies branch to the 3rd4th order, with branches usually arising at close to right angles from the branching point. The stem and branches have 46 rows of primary pinnules, which are arranged biserially and in alternating groups of 23 along the length of the axis. The posterior primary pinnules are usually
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long and considerably longer than the anterior primary pinnules. The secondary pinnules are usually confined to the abpolypar side of the basal section of primary pinnules. Few tertiary pinnules are present, which are restricted to the posterior side of the secondaries nearest the base of each primary pinnule. The skeletal spines are subcylindrical, inclined distally, and covered with faint papillae towards their distal half (
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). Polypar spines are typically 60130 µm tall, whereas abpolypar spines are 50100 µm in height (
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). The polyps range between 0.71.0 mm in transverse diameter, and are spaced
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apart (
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colonies are grayish to light brown in coloration (
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has previously been reported from
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to
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at depths ranging between
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Opresko
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, 2013
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). The Bermudan specimens examined as part of this study were collected at a depths ranging between
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